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commoner on May 21, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: The end of the accounting search

Frappe Cloud is by far the easiest way to run an ERPNext instance if you're okay with shared hosting. It's a Frappe framework-based app hosting service from the developers of ERPNext and it supports data file imports from other instances of ERPNext:

- Frappe Cloud: https://frappecloud.com

In addition to the Frappe Bench setup process, Frappe provides instructions for self-hosting ERPNext with Docker and Kubernetes:

- Docker: https://github.com/frappe/frappe_docker

- Kubernetes: https://helm.erpnext.com

There's also a third-party Docker image from pipech that's easier to setup, but it's not always up to date:

- Third-party Docker (pipech): https://hub.docker.com/r/pipech/erpnext-docker-debian

Bitnami packages ERPNext in single-tier (AWS, Azure, or GCP) and virtual machine (local computer) offerings:

- Bitnami: https://bitnami.com/stack/erpnext

To anyone reading this, if you only need software for accounting and not an entire enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite, do yourself a favor and follow the advice in TFA to use GnuCash.

FredPret on May 22, 2023 [–]

Thank you, I’ll check these out.

I resisted Frappe Cloud because I want to own my ERP code and run it on my own server.

I recently started using Beancount, and liked the concept of plain text accounting so much, I want an ERP with the same spirit.

FredPret on May 22, 2023 | [–]

Edit: I'm building this at plaintexterp.com.

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